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Magnetometers

SPH Engineering has a portfolio covering all possible applications of airborne (drone-mounted) magnetometers. More importantly, our magnetic survey solutions have been rigorously tested in diverse environments such as Greenland, Iceland, Papua New Guinea, Israel, Chile, the US, and many European countries, including real UXO searches. We have a collection of best-in-class magnetometers and understand their benefits for particular applications. 

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    Trainer-led course - Basics of Magnetic Data Processing and Interpretation

    SPH Engineering

    One-of-a-kind training on processing magnetic data collected using drone-mounted magnetometers. The training is for data processing using GeoHammer...

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    Practical Exam & Certification - Magnetometer

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    The test verifies hands-on skills and experience in gathering, processing, and understanding data using systems provided by SPH Engineering. How it...

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Our magnetometer systems have been rigorously field-tested across diverse environments worldwide, from the Arctic conditions of Greenland to the tropical landscapes of Papua New Guinea. This extensive testing ensures reliable performance and consistent data quality regardless of survey location or conditions.

Each system features carefully selected sensors with industry-leading sensitivity, low noise, and robust compensation for platform effects. The result is clean, high-resolution magnetic data that reveals subtle anomalies and patterns crucial for accurate interpretation and decision-making.

By mounting these sophisticated sensors on aerial platforms, our systems enable rapid coverage of large areas while maintaining the data density required for detailed analysis. This combination of speed and precision dramatically reduces project timelines and costs compared to traditional ground-based surveys, especially in difficult terrain or environmentally sensitive areas.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of magnetometers does SPH Engineering offer for drone integration?

We offer several magnetometer types optimized for different applications, including cesium vapor magnetometers for the highest sensitivity surveys, fluxgate magnetometers for gradient measurements, and potassium magnetometers for environments with significant magnetic noise. Each system is carefully integrated with appropriate UAV platforms to ensure optimal data quality.

What is the typical sensitivity of your drone-mounted magnetometers?

Our systems achieve sensitivities ranging from 0.01 to 0.001 nT, depending on the specific sensor technology used. This exceptional sensitivity allows for the detection of subtle magnetic anomalies that are critical for applications like UXO detection and detailed geological mapping.

How does aerial magnetic surveying compare to traditional ground methods?

Aerial magnetic surveys using our drone-mounted systems typically cover multiple times more area per day than ground crews while maintaining comparable or better data quality. This efficiency translates to significant cost savings, especially for large survey areas or rugged terrain where ground access is limited.

What software solutions are available for processing magnetometer data?

Our systems are compatible with industry-standard geophysical processing software. Additionally, we offer specialized data processing tools designed specifically for aerial magnetic surveys, streamlining the workflow from raw data to final deliverables. More info about GeoHammer »»»

Can your magnetometer systems be integrated with other geophysical sensors?

Yes, our systems are designed with multi-sensor capabilities in mind. We offer integration solutions for combining magnetometers with other sensors such as electromagnetic (EM) systems, radiometric sensors, or photogrammetry equipment.

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